The Otter timber scribe that I use for engraving straight lines needs sharpening when it arrives – but not much. It’s basically a tight-radius carving gouge that has been David Cronenberged to a pocket knife.
So if you sharpen carving gouges, you don’t need to read another word. Just do that to the U-shaped cutter of the timber scribe and get down to wor…
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